Partners

  • Linker

    Linker provides support for emergency cases and housing solutions for those in need.

  • Framily

    Framily focuses on vocational education, self-reliant business establishments, and joint childcare solutions. It has carried out multicultural projects for migrants for more than 10 years.

  • Philippine Kopino Family

    Philippine Kopino Family tries to resolve paternity claims from Philippine single mothers. The goal is for the child to gain proper citizenship status. It conducts its work in solidarity with WLK (We Love Kopino). Visa application, visa status change, permanent residency, etc. are done in concert with Tium administration.

  • Tium

    Tium (행정사법인 티움) is a licensed administrative agent firm based in Seoul, specializing in visa, immigration, and other government paperwork. Tium partners with EMC to help mothers and children handle the administrative side of settling in Korea — visa applications, nationality, and residency filings — the kind of paperwork that can otherwise be a major barrier to stability.

  • Happy Dream Center

  • Love the World

    Love the World provides daily necessities support, interpretation, accompanying services, etc. in connection with private organizations and individuals in the participants’ regions: Love the World, Hope World, Happy Dream Center, overseas adopters, foreigners who can speak Korean, etc.

  • Life Giving Tree

    Life Giving Tree is a child-rearing community that helps children and families in welfare blind spots, and is a non-profit organization that takes in children of any form of family — especially those who need urgent placement — from days to years, without conditions. Regardless of the type or nationality of the family, it supports not only child care but also age-appropriate learning during the placement period, so children are protected in a safe environment and can return to their family. For families in need of baby supplies it regularly provides diapers and powdered milk every month, and it supports single mothers in blind spots with childbirth, parenting, education, and residential spaces.

  • Yanco

    Yanco is an organization that provides clothing, bags, shoes, toys, etc. to children from 0 to 7 years of age in single-parent families. Through this agreement, Yanco agreed to support not only single parents but also migrants in Korea. If you ask Yanco for assistance, you can get assistance for your child’s items every season.

  • GABRIELA National Alliance of Women

    GABRIELA National Alliance of Women is a grassroots-based alliance of more than 200 organizations, institutions, desks and programs of women all over the Philippines seeking to wage a struggle for the liberation of all oppressed Filipino women and the rest of the people. While it vigorously campaigns on women-specific issues such as women’s rights, gender discrimination, violence against women and women’s health and reproductive rights, GABRIELA is also at the forefront of national and international economic and political issues that affect women.

  • GGC (Gyeonggi Global Center)

    GGC (Gyeonggi Global Center)‘s main activity is social integration education and support for migrant workers as delegated by the Ministry of Justice.